The fuse panel behind the glove box has four spaces on the left side that are marked "spare" and I would like to use them to run some accessory wiring. I am aware that I could just wire up an additional accessory fuse panel, but, if possible, I'd like to just use the factory panel, since it'd be cleaner and appears to have been intended to have the capability to add circuits anyway. Problem is, I'm having a heck of a time finding the right terminals. I've found a couple different kinds of terminals but not ones that look exactly like the ones in this fuse box. Anyone know what I should be looking for? Can these be purchased somewhere? Here's a picture of one of the existing terminals. I just can't seem to come of with the right search term to find it.
97 TJ Cabin Fuse Panel Terminals
- Thread starter Blue Clearwater
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If you have a local You Pull it yard, most jeeps of the same year had the same wiring connections as I assume they buy in bulk.
Cut ya a few out and pay. Thats going to be the easiest way . I have ordered special connectors off Ebay but you got to buy a bunch at a higher price.
Cut ya a few out and pay. Thats going to be the easiest way . I have ordered special connectors off Ebay but you got to buy a bunch at a higher price.
I thought of that and I may end up having to do that. Nearest junk yard is 80 miles from me though so I was hoping to find somewhere to order them. Also would like to know what they're called, just for education's sake.
My eyes aint so good, but get the numbers off it and do a serach online. You be surprised how smart the search engines are now at finding stuff with partial details. I found a bearing that way for a old farm equipment that I had no idea name or what. 2.18 shipped from the AmZ site
Tried that too. Nothing. The numbers on the terminal in that picture, in case someone just has better luck than me, are -02 SX 32
Does this help?
-Mac
2002 Jeep TJ. I'm adding a 30-amp fuse & circuit for a small amp to replace the junk, factory sub woofer amp.
There are plenty of empty fuse spots in the fuse box under the hood.
I could easily add a circuit and fuse to one the FMX/ j-case (square) fuse locations.
However, I can't find the necessary fuse terminal connector for that kind of fuse.
These are all over the place.
ATC, ATS, Micro2, Mini, are all easy to find, but the FMX style fuse needs a spade shaped connector. Any ideas?
There are plenty of empty fuse spots in the fuse box under the hood.
I could easily add a circuit and fuse to one the FMX/ j-case (square) fuse locations.
However, I can't find the necessary fuse terminal connector for that kind of fuse.
These are all over the place.
-Mac
Does this help?
2002 Jeep TJ. I'm adding a 30-amp fuse & circuit for a small amp to replace the junk, factory sub woofer amp.
There are plenty of empty fuse spots in the fuse box under the hood.
I could easily add a circuit and fuse to one the FMX/ j-case (square) fuse locations.
However, I can't find the necessary fuse terminal connector for that kind of fuse.
These are all over the place.ATC, ATS, Micro2, Mini, are all easy to find, but the FMX style fuse needs a spade shaped connector. Any ideas?
-Mac
I'm not sure. That thread is about the fuse box under the hood, which, I believe, uses different terminals than the one behind the glove box. The terminal pictured in the OP of that thread looks different than the ones in the TJ cabin/behind glove box fuse box, but perhaps they fit/click in to the same space? Does anyone know?
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